Omnivore Recordings has announced the release of Spike Jones In Stereo: A Spooktacular In Screaming Sound! on September 26, available on CD and slime-green vinyl. Originally issued in 1959, this landmark stereo recording returns to physical formats for the first time in nearly 50 years, fully remastered and presented with new liner notes. Since the… Continue reading Omnivore Recordings Announce Spike Jones In Stereo: A Spooktacular In Screaming Sound! Out September 26
Twenty years of creative evolution collide in Newton Faulkner‘s triumphant new single ‘What Took You So Long‘, a track that represents both a return to form and a bold leap forward for the reinvented artist. Released 15th August via Cooking Vinyl, the song captures the essence of Faulkner’s artistic renaissance with the kind of raw… Continue reading Newton Faulkner Teams Up with Teenage Cancer Trust for New Single 'What Took You So Long'
Spread the Love Around is a luminous offering rooted in healing, human connection, and spiritual resilience, weaving themes of rebirth, interdependence, and sacred responsibility. It also serves as a companion piece to her 2023 album, Take My Hand. Rooted in her Spanish–Indigenous lineage and shaped by collaborators across three states and two countries, Spread the… Continue reading How LA’s Osmunda Music Turned Loss into Creative Rebirth
Rising rock outfit Mynd Reader returns with “Home“, a barnstorming arena anthem that roars with the power of a thousand horses. The final single is due out August 8th, ahead of the band’s highly anticipated debut album, set for release this September. Pre-save the single here. Mixed by legendary Grammy-winning engineer Michael Brauer (Coldplay, My… Continue reading Mynd Reader Unleashes “Home” — A Thunderous Rock Anthem Out Now
Meredith Moon announces the upcoming release of her new studio album From Here To The Sea with the release of the project’s opening track “East City Blues” available tomorrow on all digital platforms. The new single is a loping modern day folk/blues that showcases Moon’s nimble vocals and finger-style guitar. Moon explains: “The song was… Continue reading Meredith Moon Announces From Here to the Sea
Moraine Music Group is excited to announce the release of the heartfelt new single, “Orphan Train,” written by multi-award-winning songwriter and producer Brent Maher, and Grammy award-winning artists Trey Hensley and Rob Ickes. Orphan Train, the powerful lead single from Maher’s upcoming project Night of the Orphan Train – A Musical Novel, is distributed by… Continue reading Moraine Music Debuts "Orphan Train" from Brent Maher, Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley
Gothic indie Americana band Del Roscoe has released “Black Hats,” the latest single from their upcoming self-titled debut album, out August 22nd via Waydrift Records. Following the atmospheric “A Few More Miles” and the poignant “Train Train,” the new track shows a darker, more defiant side of the Atlanta-based outfit. Built on driving acoustic… Continue reading Del Roscoe Sounds the Alarm with Haunting New Single “Black Hats”
Oscar and two-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Stephen Bishop launched his illustrious career with his debut smash album Careless in 1976. Now, he’s closing the chapter on 50 remarkable years in the music industry with his 20th and final album THIMK, out today, August 15 on Life’s A Bish Records – a lifetime of stories captured in… Continue reading Stephen Bishop’s Final Album THIMK Out Today
New York-based, Irish artist Podge Lane returns with his newest single, “Let Me Ask You”, out August 15th. Following the release of his roots-rocking summer single “Heatwave”, which amassed widespread acclaim from RTE, The Grateful Web and Hot Press, Lane pivots with a fragile, slow-burning ballad about the final moments of a relationship, and the… Continue reading Irish Alt-Country Troubadour, Podge Lane, Releases Follow-Up Single “Let Me Ask You”!
Jazz has been alive since humans first clicked two rocks together. It hasn’t always been known as “jazz,” but the human spirit wants to move fluidly, gracefully, and smile. That is what jazz is all about. Starting the modern era in the Southern U.S. as the blues, jazz is not tied to a strict format… Continue reading Lettuce, Live and Super-Funky in Michigan
